The six wives of Henry VIII, Alison Weir

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The six wives of Henry VIII, Alison Weir

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Well-documented portraits of each of King Henry the VIII's 6 wives. The lives and fates of King Henry VIII's legendary six wives are laid bare in a vivid, in-depth account that is set against the colorful, tempestuous background of the Tudor era

Well-documented portraits of each of King Henry the VIII's 6 wives. The lives and fates of King Henry VIII's legendary six wives are laid bare in a vivid, in-depth account that is set against the colorful, tempestuous background of the Tudor era

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Draws on early biographies, letters, memoirs, diplomatic reports, and other records of the Tudor period to reveal the lives of the six extraordinary women who married Henry VIII

The princess from Spain -- A true and loving husband -- Our daughter remains as she was here -- Pain and annoyance -- Sir Loyal Heart and the Tudor court -- A chaste and concordant wedlock -- Mistress Anne -- A thousand Wolseys for one Anne Boleyn -- It is my affair! -- Happiest of women -- Shall I die without justice? -- Like one given by God -- I like her not! -- Rose without a thorn -- Worthy and just punishment -- Never a wife more agreeable to his heart -- Under the planets at Chelsea

The princess from Spain -- A true and loving husband -- Our daughter remains as she was here -- Pain and annoyance -- Sir Loyal Heart and the Tudor court -- A chaste and concordant wedlock -- Mistress Anne -- A thousand Wolseys for one Anne Boleyn -- It is my affair! -- Happiest of women -- Shall I die without justice? -- Like one given by God -- I like her not! -- Rose without a thorn -- Worthy and just punishment -- Never a wife more agreeable to his heart -- Under the planets at Chelsea